The new Hublot Classic Fusion Squelette Tourbillon Ferrari 250 GTO limited edition watch was presented last week on Tuesday at Abbaye de Hautvillers. The “ultra-exclusive” event was restricted to a hundred-and-something rich persons that you have probably seen on TV and all sorts of tabloids. Planned to be sold exclusively to 39 owners of the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO vintage sports cars, the new timepiece has a good chance of becoming an instant legend.
The Swiss brand has just disseminated an official press release regarding its upcoming Hublot Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton family of watches. Soon to be available both in their proprietary King Gold alloy, as well as in more understated titanium, the watch combines an ultra-thin manufacture-made hand-wound movement with a nicely skeletonized dial. It could have been slightly smaller, though.
The new Hublot Classic Fusion Opaline Dial automatic watch is powered by one of their first in-house movements from the Unico project. Now, that is what I call a real Swiss watch.
The fresh Hublot Classic Fusion Yacht Club de Monaco limited edition automatic watch is offered to you in a generously sized 45 millimeter case in a somewhat strange combination of yellow gold and solid titanium case back with black PVD coating.
